Students and graduates
You want to use your skills, time or studies to support meaningful community work.
Volunteer Opportunity
Help Children With Voices connect with students, societies, universities and academic communities who want to support children, families and local programmes.
What This Role Supports
University Support volunteers help Children With Voices build meaningful connections with students, societies, universities and academic partners who want to contribute to community-led work.
This role helps bring new ideas, skills, research, energy and practical support into programmes that benefit children, families and local residents.
What You’ll Help With
Who This Is For
You want to use your skills, time or studies to support meaningful community work.
You are part of a university group looking for practical ways to volunteer or fundraise.
You are comfortable helping with planning, organisation, communication or delivery.
You understand that community work needs care, reliability and respectful partnership.
Time Commitment
University support can usually be arranged around student availability, academic calendars, group projects, volunteering days or agreed community activities. The structure may vary depending on the type of support offered.
University Support volunteers may be asked to complete an induction and follow Children With Voices’ safeguarding, confidentiality, communication and partnership guidance.
Get in touch with Children With Voices to discuss student volunteering, university partnerships, society support or community projects.